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TGSim Plus™—Real-Time Dynamic Simulation Suite of Gas Turbine Systems for the MATLAB®/Simulink® Environment

Int. J. Turbomach. Propuls. Power 2020, 5(3), 24; https://doi.org/10.3390/ijtpp5030024
by Attilio Brighenti, Davide Duranti and Debora Quintabà *
Reviewer 1: Anonymous
Reviewer 2: Anonymous
Int. J. Turbomach. Propuls. Power 2020, 5(3), 24; https://doi.org/10.3390/ijtpp5030024
Submission received: 3 June 2020 / Revised: 3 August 2020 / Accepted: 31 August 2020 / Published: 11 September 2020

Round 1

Reviewer 1 Report

Your paper is well written. However I appreciate if you could add a chapter on LIST OF SYMBOLS; ABBREVIATIONS to make your paper more easily understandable. In Addition, please add figures to the axes of Figure 7 and show the origin of the coordinate systems. 

Please correct some minor spelling Errors:

i.e. l. 26 Comparison with Benchmark design ..... shows

Author Response

Thank you very much. We have correct some minor spelling Errors:

line 21: Simulink®

line 27: shows

line 75: Simulink®

line 103 - 107: Additional info about solver.

line 441: Figure 7: added axes tick labels

line 415 - 416: Figure 7: amended caption

line 428: Figure 6

line 430: Figure 6

line 547: New section “List of symbols and abbreviations” with the table below.

line 577 - 578: Added Reference item 15

 

 

Reviewer 2 Report

    1. there are few commercial modelling/simulation tools are available (like EASY5, SAE, 3Keymaster etc.) could you please make a review/comparison to your TGSIM which is MATLAB/SIMULINK based
    2. you mentioned offline mode of the hardware (control system), could you please explain more of transfer/emulation of control SW, i.e. how do you convert the control system SW(logic to the SIMULINK blocks?
    3.  Figure2. The signal name of the output of the MUX must be ‘WS_Plant_in’ instead of ‘WS_Plant_out’
    4. Figure6(d). the simulation result shall large deviation to the reference value around ignition speed. It shall be explained

Author Response

comments 1. there are few commercial modelling/simulation tools are available (like EASY5, SAE, 3Keymaster etc.) could you please make a review/comparison to your TGSIM which is MATLAB/SIMULINK based

response 1:  please kindly see line 476 - 518 New section 4.3 “Comparison with other commercial software”.

comments 2. you mentioned offline mode of the hardware (control system), could you please explain more of transfer/emulation of control SW, i.e. how do you convert the control system SW(logic to the SIMULINK blocks?

response 2: Please kindly see line 76 - 91: More detailed info about offline simulated version of GTCS.

comments 3. Figure2. The signal name of the output of the MUX must be ‘WS_Plant_in’ instead of ‘WS_Plant_out’

response 3: Indeed, as to comment 3, we clarify that WS_Plant_out represents a bus (not a mux) of output signals from the whole controlled physical system (i.e. GT_MAIN_SYSTEM, AUX1 and AUX2), i.e. it is a model signals logging set.

It is then an output from the model.

Therefore changing its bus name into WS_Plant_in, would be incorrect and would lead to misunderstandings.

Finally the I/O interface between the physical and the controller systems are made through another interface that can have a sampling time different from that of the WS_Plant_out bus set.

comments 4. Figure6(d). the simulation result shall large deviation to the reference value around ignition speed. It shall be explained

response 4:Please kindly see line 433 - 434, Added “…, which could not be matched completely, in lack of details about the reference one.”

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